What’s next – a Big Brother rip-off called Angry Aunty? Whilst Masterchef (10) was a clear timeslot winner, New Leash Of Life had more viewers than two other reality rip-offs, Million Dollar Island (Seven) and Rush (Nine). Today, it’s all about copycats like this week when the ABC ripped off The Dog House. So too is long forgotten kids show Carrots (Seven, 1979), a bizarre show within a show that made no sense and therefore didn’t qualify for a ‘C’ classification.Ĭarrots was a shocker, but at least it was an original concept. Play School might still be around, but the history of its whinging producers is gobsmacking. Keep watching for the analyses of commercial news and children’s television, particularly given the latter barely exists anymore. And it happened not once, but three times! There’s a takedown of 2015’s endless Gallipoli-themed programming and an outrageously silly war between Seven and Nine over Bingo that wasn’t Bingo. Over six must-see episodes, The Backside Of Television delves into forgotten Aussie TV history, and nothing or nobody is safe.
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Now comes a brand new series and writer host Mitch McTaggart is more savage and insightful than ever before. The Backside Of Television (Monday on Binge) started life on SBS before moving over to Foxtel where it continues to do end-of-year retrospectives.
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